Guardians Of The Secrets Book I: Discovery Of Adam And The Garden Of Eden
Biblical explorer Jim Rankin takes readers on a fact-finding adventure to uncover the true location of the Garden of Eden. This historical investigation combines years of research, ancient writings, and real-world exploration across mountain tombs, hidden caves, and guarded islands.
What You'll Discover
This biblical exploration reveals the actual geographical location of the Garden of Eden and its rivers, the Cave of Treasures, Adam's tomb, and the meaning behind Golgotha. Rankin documents his journey to the place where life began according to biblical accounts, presenting evidence that challenges centuries of speculation and Sunday School simplifications.
A Real-Life Biblical Investigation
Guardians Of The Secrets Book I documents Rankin's years of research traveling to remote locations and examining lost ancient writings. The book reveals how Christian authorities have manipulated or forgotten the true location of Eden over the centuries. This investigation connects the Garden of Eden where God walked with the place He later returned to fulfill His covenant for mankind.
About Jim Rankin
Jim Rankin is an accomplished biblical explorer and best-selling author of Jesus In Ethiopia, described as "A real-life modern day Indiana Jones with a Bible in hand." After leaving the entertainment and corporate world, Rankin dedicated his life to locating biblical truths while sharing the gospel worldwide. He graduated from the School of the Scriptures Bible College and founded Adventures In Truth Biblical Exploration and Missions. When not in Ethiopia, he and his wife live in Florida and travel throughout the United States sharing their mission and discoveries.
Book Details
This paperback edition published by Xulon Press provides documented evidence and historical context for one of Christianity's greatest mysteries. The book combines archaeological adventure with biblical geography, presenting research that spans ancient texts, geographical analysis, and on-site exploration.
Binding Material: Paper
